AACR 2026 MIni Symposium - April 20
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Science depends on reproducibility, yet getting consistent results in biological systems can often be challenging. The inherent complexity of these systems makes it difficult to observe...
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Are you experiencing suboptimal breeding performance in your mouse colonies? Navigating mouse husbandry requires specialized knowledge. In this article we offer expert, JAX-approved guidance, in...
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Introduction: The History of “The Hallmarks of Cancer”Cancer researchers around the world are familiar with the landmark publication “The Hallmarks of Cancer,” initially set out by Hanahan and...
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This webinar provides a comprehensive, scientifically grounded overview of the diverse oncology model platforms available from The Jackson Laboratory
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This webinar explores the urgent need for innovative models and highlights JAX’s development of iPSC lines to advance understanding of PURA syndrome and enable drug discovery.
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Charu Gupta, Ph.D., Senior Technical Information ScientistKey PBMC Takeaways:Rapid engraftment: PBMCs engraft in 2-3 days with mature, human-protein expressing T cells.Human-relevant modeling:...
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Charu Gupta, Ph.D., Senior Technical Information Scientist Key Takeaways:Diverse and Functional Immune Populations: HSC engraftment supports maturation of both adaptive and innate immune...
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In this webinar, we share advice on maintaining mouse colonies that align with the 3Rs principles: replacement, reduction, and refinement.
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Simply put, the Cre/lox system rocks. It is one of the most powerful tools in the mouse geneticist’s toolbox. Why? Well, it enables them to generate tissue-specific and inducible knockouts and...
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The NntC57BL/6J mutation in the nicotinamide (NAD) nucleotide transhydrogenase (Nnt) gene is found exclusively in B6/J-derived mice and has not been detected in any other B6 substrains, including...
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This webinar provides key information about mouse strain nomenclature and genetic drift in the context of supporting research integrity.
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Learn about the MorPhiC Consortium and its initiative to generate a comprehensive catalog of molecular and cellular phenotypes for null alleles of every human protein-coding gene.
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